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5651	Ancestral file gives christening date of 1 Dec 1862 BIRTH: Civil Registration - General Register Office, London, England: Ellen Oldham b 1 Oct 1847 at Moorside Bury, Lancaster, England - girl - father John Oldham, weaver - mother Maria Oldham formerly Heap - D1978	Oldham, Ellen (I229)
5652	Ancestral File Jun 1992 IGI Jun 1992 1880 Census Tintic Prec, Juab, Utah Film #T9 Roll 1336 Family #1 (Ed26) 1920 Census Provo, Utah, Utah Film #T625 Roll 1868 (Ed 212 sheet 8 line 95	Williams, Ruby (I103)
5653	Ancestral File Jun 1992 IGI Jun 1992 1880 Census Tintic Prec, Juab, Utah Film #T9 Roll 1336 Family #1 (Ed26)	Williams, Fredric Walter (I104)
5654	Ancestral File Jun 1992 IGI Jun 1992 1900 Census coalville, Summit, Utah Film #T623 Roll 1686 Family #112 (Ed 137) 1910 Census Coalville, Summit, Utah Film 3624 Roll 1608 family #158 1920 Census Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Film #T625 Roll 1865 Family #218 (Ed 74 sheet 9)	Williams, Nellie (I107)
5655	Ancestral File Jun 1992 IGI Jun 1992 1900 Census Coalville, Summit, Utah Film #T623 Roll 1686 Family #112 (Ed 137)	Williams, George (I108)
5656	Ancestral File Jun 1992 IGI Jun 1992 1900 Census Coalville, Summit, Utah Film #T623 Roll 1686 Family #112 (Ed 137)	Williams, Phoebe Ellen (I109)
5657	Ancestral File Jun 1992 IGI Jun 1992 1920 Census Provo, Utah, Utah Film #T625 Roll 1868 (Ed 212 sheet 8 line 95	Allen, Thomas Longsdale (I203)
5658	Ancestral File Jun 1992 IGI Jun 1992 His Father: Joseph Clark His Mother: Rebecca Savage 1910 Census Coalville, Summit, Utah Film #624 Roll 1608 family #158 1920 Census Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Film #T625 Roll 1865 family #218 (Ed 74 sheet 9)	Clark, Lorenzo Marion (I204)
5659	Ancestral File Jun 1992 Summit County Vital Records Film #820171 IGI Jun 1992	Gunn, Evelyn (I194)
5660	Ancestral File Jun 1992 Summit County Vital Records Film #820171	Spriggs, Ella (I178)
5661	Ancestral File Jun 1992 Summit County Vital Records Film #820171	Spriggs, Pearl (I179)
5662	Ancestral File Jun 1992 Summit County Vital Records Film #820171	Spriggs, William Jr (I180)
5663	Ancestral File Jun 1992 Summit County Vital Records Film #820171	Spriggs, Albert (I181)
5664	Ancestral File Jun 1992 Summit County Vital Records Film #820171	Spriggs, Charles LeRoy (I182)
5665	Ancestral File Jun 1992 Summit County Vital Records Film #820171	Spriggs, Ida Naomi (I183)
5666	Ancestral File Jun 1992 Summit County Vital Records Film #820171	Spriggs, Carl Legrand (I184)
5667	Ancestral File Jun 1992 Summit County Vital Records Film #820171	Gunn, Klea Marbra (I190)
5668	Ancestral File Jun 1992 Summit County Vital Records Film #820171	Gunn, Heber Vernell (I191)
5669	Ancestral File Jun 1992 Summit County Vital Records Film #820171	Gunn, Frank Eldred (I192)
5670	Ancestral File Jun 1992 Summit County Vital Records Film #820171	Gunn, Elma (I193)
5671	Ancestral File Jun 1992	Wheaton, May (I198)
5672	ancestry.com lists wife of everett as Violet Edreth Bryde b. 14 may 190 5 in Deluth, MN	Bryde, Violet (I258)
5673	Ancestry.com Missouri Death Records 1834-1931. Name may be Lucy A. according to early censuses.	Jobe, Lola(Lois) (I398)
5674	Ancestry.com record - Nicholas Massecar Birth 25 Oct 1805 in Townsend, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada Death 2 Feb 1873 in Norfolk, Ontario, Canada Shows death record but too small to read. http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/50282105/person/20291374645	Massecar/Masecar/Mesicar, Nicholas (I699)
5675	Ancestry.com. England & Wales Marriages, 1538-1940 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2008.	Family F81
5676	Ancestry.com. England, Select Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.	Pearce, Sarah (I3513)
5677	Ancient Windsor Vol 2, pt. 1; Settrington Parish Reg. in England; New York Gen & Biog Rec. Conn N2b, Vol 10; Coe-Ward Memorial Am. Pub. H. Vol 5, p. 225; Vol 50, p. 139; A10B65, p. 710-11	Family F16
5678	Andrew Rose was baptized by the prophet Joseph Smith	Rose, Andrew (I1031)
5679	Ann Harrison's Will, dated 2 November 1748, was recorded in Richmond County. Her Will mentioned sons Samuel, George, Benjamin, Mathew and James Harrison, and Anne the wife of Jeremiah Harrison. Source: "Harrison families in the 17th century, Virginia" by James E. Harrison., page 41.	Rust, Anne (I437)
5680	Annetje & her family info are found in: The Van Tuyl Family by Alma H. Cramer, 929.273 V369cr p. 1-14 also The Van Tuyl Genealogy by Mary Ellenor Stafford Bowman Antje married in 1694 Cornelius Vandeventer, to whom she bore four children. She married second after 1705 but before 1720 Abraham Lakeman, her brother Isaac's widowed father-in-law. She was named in brother Otto's 1704 will. Wife "Antje" was mentioned in Abraham Lakeman's 25 Mar 1734 will(NYHS Wills Vol. 3 p. 162) and he witnessed the I May 1720 baptism of son-in-law Isaac Van Tuyls child with "Antje Van Tuyl". It was the custom of the scribe to enter wives under their maiden name.	Van Tuyl, Annetje (I166)
5681	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1596)
5682	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I5168)
5683	Another possible first name for Matilde may be Cleotilde based on the website https://chaikobarraza.wordpress.com/page/2/ and the last name may be spelled Corella.	Quintero, Matilde Corella (I1984)
5684	Another record gives his name as only Isaac Bickmore Both were submitted by his brother, Danford M. Bickmore Seal to Parents: @I224@	Bickmore, James Isaac (I37)
5685	Another source states her full name is "Maria de Ulibarri y de la Cueva". Source: https://www.geni.com/people/Alonso-D%C3%A1valos-Bracamonte-y-Ulibarri-1-conde-de-Miravalle-vizconde-de-Villarraez/6000000033193604147	Ulibarri, Maria (I4883)
5686	Antonio de Madrigal and Josepha de Berdusco were mentioned in the marriage of Antonio de Madrigal de Castrejon and Ana Nuñez de Ayala as husband and wife and as 'Patrinos'.	Madrigal, Antonio de (I5128)
5687	Antonio de Madrigal and Josepha de Berdusco were mentioned in the marriage of Antonio de Madrigal de Castrejon and Ana Nuñez de Ayala as husband and wife and as 'Patrinos'.	Berdusco, Josepha de (I5129)
5688	Apparently he died young.	Garrebrantz, Gerbrants (I467)
5689	Apparently he was a twin of Elizabeth. The second set of twins in this family	Allgar, Daniel (I1083)
5690	Apparently no children were born to this couple.	Lyons, Robert Curtis (I831)
5691	Apparently she died young	Garrebrantz, Dieuvertje (I470)
5692	Apparently she married (2) Nicholas Haughwout but could not find any info.to back that up.	Christopher, Jane (I135)
5693	Aqualileo, Obispado de Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.	Rio, Jesus (I6312)
5694	Archie R. Lamm SSN: 532-20-8369 Last Residence: 48823 East Lansing, Ingham, Michigan, United States of America Born: 23 Sep 1899 Died: 7 Jan 1989 State (Year) SSN issued: Washington (Before 1951)	Lamm, Archie Reginald (I720)
5695	Arent Schuyler by Stefan Bielinski Arent Schuyler was born in June 1662. He was a middle child in the very large family of New Netherland pioneers Philip Pieterse and Margarita Van Slichtenhorst Schuyler. His prominent and wealthy father died just before Arent reached his twenty-first birthday. Arent Schuyler married three times. In November 1684, he wed Jannetje Teller (daughter of Willlem Teller) at the Albany Dutch church. By 1700, six children were christened in Albany and New York. But the marriage ended with Jannetie's death following the birth of her last child. In December 1702, he married Swantje Van Duyckhuysen of New Jersey. She died after bearing five children. In 1724, he was in his sixties when he wed Maria Walters. He appears to have fathered twelve children within the first two marriages. In March 1685, he filed a joint will with his then new wife, Jannetie Teller. It stated that children were expected and mentioned real and personal property. The survivor would become executor. At that time, he was known in Albany as an Indian trader. In 1687, he was elected alderman for the third ward. In 1689, he was listed among the householders living in the second ward in Albany. He is said to have participated in military actions against the French in Canada during the 1690s. By 1695, he had removed to New York City, was known as a merchant, and became a freeman of the city. About 1707, he was named by his widowed mother to share equally in his parents' estate. Following the death of his first wife, he re-married and moved to Pompton Plains, New Jersey. He maintained his house on Broadway in New York. In 1710, he acquired a large farm at New Barbadoes Neck, New Jersey. His family became wealthy when they started to mine the copper deposits on their land. Arent Schuyler died at home in New Barbadoes in November 1730. The father of eleven and the patriarch of the New Jersey branch of the Schuyler family, he had lived almost sixty-eight years. http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/bios/s/arschuyler97.html	Schuyler, Captain Arent (I1203)
5696	Arkansas Marriages, 1837-1944 John Sullivan of Briggsville, Yell, Arkansas married Jewel Montgomery, born 1883 in Briggsville, Yell, Arkansas, age 18 on 11 Jan 1901, Yell, Arkansas. Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M75106-0; System Origin: Arkansas-Easy; GS Film number: 1026495; Reference ID: p 547 Find-A-Grave: John Wesley Sullivan Birth: Apr. 2, 1879, USA Death: Aug. 6, 1964, Arkansas, USA Son of John/James? F. "Doc" Sullivan. Husband of Ida Lee Jewel (Montgomery) SULLIVAN. Family links: Spouse: Ida Lee Jewel Montgomery Sullivan (1884 - 1970)* Children: Thomas H. Sullivan (1902 - 1984)* Bernice Sullivan (1908 - 1911)* Grady H Sullivan (1916 - 2009)* Marvin Floyd Sullivan (1919 - 1992)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Mount Zion Cemetery, Briggsville, Yell County, Arkansas, USA Created by: wvy Record added: Jun 20, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 38557571	Sullivan, John Wesley (I315)
5697	Army Air Corps, Aviation Cadet Program	Hawk, Ellis Leroy Jr. (I1)
5698	Army Nurse Serving In Australia And New Guinea	Linke, Jean Millicent (I21)
5699	Arrived in United States in 1846. Killed by a bear in Utah after 1852. Biographical History of Pottawattamie County p.481.	Graham, Thomas (I2326)
5700	As a youth, John travelled to Illinois looking for work and adventure--arriving with only 4 cents in his pocket so the story goes) and found a job feeding cattle. By the early 1890's John had settled near Harman, Randolph, WVa. Harman had become a thriving community with the coming of the railroad, and had much to offer an adventurous young man. He worked in the lumber woods and at one point owned a saloon in Harman, although he was known as a "teetotaler". Before his marriage to Nora Belle Cooper he fathered a child, Effie Mae, by Estelle Roy. After Estelle's death little Effie Mae came to live with John and Nora and was raised as one of their own. John was prominent in community affairs and politics. He was a member and president of the Board of Education, Dry Fork District, and an active member of the Randolph County Democratic Executive Committee, Dry Fork District , for many yearsn was seldom seen without his hat, except on Election Day, when he went with "hat in hand" to meet and greet the public.John and his brother (my grandfather J. Riley were known as men of great honesty and integrity. Their brother , George Wesley, who was more "spirit"ually inclined, was sent to prison for "moonshining". Grandad was in the State Legislature at the time. He and John worked long and hard to get the sentence reduced to fit the crime! Johw was a champion fiddle player. He and his son, Norman, with Robert Lambert, played for Saturday night Dances at the "Platform" in Harman. In 1931 and in 1932 John won the "Old time Fiddler's Contest" in Pendleton Counts grandson Bill Armstrong son of Dick now has that old fiddle--Wish I could get my hands on it. According to my dad, Dice S., Uncle John would occasionally bring his fiddle over to J. Riley's home for an all night jam session. Granddad played the harmonica. Dad says his Uncle John's favorite tune was 'The bully of the town", written in 1896. It is also one of my favorites. I play it on the mandolin and must keep changing the words to remain politically correct -the origional made liberal use of the "n" word!!! My dad also said his Uncle John was very liberal and proficient with his fists, In those days you were always being challenged--esspecially after gaining a reputation!! Dad said a big roughneck challenged him one time and spent several wen the hospital!! John died at age 60 in the Rockingham Memorial Hospital, Harrisonburg, Va. due to complications thought to have been brought about from head and/or back injuries sustained in a fall many years before. He is buried beside his wife in the Armg-Cooper Cemetery, on the Louis Mauzy farm, near Harman. James H. Armstrong 2001. From the files of Janice L. (Armstrong) Nicholas 1-12-3-7 JOHN LABON ARMSTRONG 11237 JOHN LABON ARMSTRONG b. 3/23/1873 Sugar Grove, Pendleton Co., WV d. 7/5/1933 Harrisonburg, Rockingham Co, VA Bur: ArmstrongCooper Cemetery, Randolph Co., Harman, WV m. 12/9/1897 Nora Belle Cooper b. 8/4/1880 Harman, WV d. 9/2/1921 Elkins, WV Bur: ArmstrongCooper Cemetery, Randolph Co., Harman, WV Parents: Daniel & Phoeba (Snyder) Cooper John Labon Armstrong was born on March 23, 1873, near Sugar Grove, Pendleton County, West Virginia. He was the seventh child of Eli and Elizabeth Ann (Bodkin) Armstrong. We know very little about his early life. He was 10 years old whs father died and sometime during his youth he travelled to Illinois looking for work and adventure. He got a job feeding cattle and as the story goes, he arrived there with 4 cents in his pockets. I don't know what lured John to Randolph County, but he settled near Harman, in the early 1890's. Harman had become a thriving community with the coming of the railroad, and had much to offer an adventurous young man. I'm told John was an enthusiastic fox and bear hunter. He worked in the woods, and at one point, although known as a "teetotaler", he was the proprietor of a Harman soloon. He met Estella May Roy of the Red Creek area near Harmanhey had a daughter, Effie Mae, out of wedlock. After John married Nora Belle Cooper, Estella passed away, and they brought Effie Mae to live with them. On December 9, 1897, John and Nora Belle Cooper were married by the Rev. Asa Harman at the home of her parents, Daniel and Phoebe (Snyder) Cooper, in Harman. A copy of their Marriage License, the County Clerks Certificate and the Minister'urn Endorsement was found on file at the Randolph County Court House in Elkins, West Virginia. The Clerk's Certificate, says the party giving the information was Floyd McDonald on December 2, 1897. Nora Bell's name is listed as "Mary Nora Cooper". In her family Bible, Grandmother wrote her name as Nora Belle. Nora Belle was born August 4, 1880. Her maternal grandfather was the famous Sampson Snyder, a captain in the Federal Army during the Civil War. More information on the Snyder side of this family can be found in Carrie Harman Roy's book, &aptian Snyder and His Twelve of West Virginia". Nora Belle was a frail woman, and passed away on September 2, 1921. She had been ill for many years and her obituary said she died at the home of her sister, Laura (Cooper) Harper, in Elkins, W. Va. where she had been taken to be treated for "Brain Fever", which now days would have been called Meningitis. NOTE: In 1995, I asked Freda (Cooper) Yokum, being the eldest granddaughter of John and Nora Belle, what she remembered about our grandparents. Freda sent the following about Nora Belle: Nora Belle's brother, Hoy Cooper, took Typhoid Fever and none of his family would go to his home to take care of him. They were afraid of getting it too. Nora Belle said she was not afraid and went to nurse him. But in her rundown che did get sick and it affected her body and mind. Nora Belle was kept at home and Freda remembers the room she stayed in. When she got much worse they started with her to the hospital in Elkins. They got as far as Bowden and while they were crossing the river on the old bridge, Nora Belle passed away. This was before paved roads and about half an hour drive yet to Elkins. The John L. Armstrong family is considered a Randoplh County pioneer family. John was prominent in community affairs and politics. He was for many years a member and president of the Board of Education, Dry Fork District, and an active mr of the Randolph County Democratic Executive Committee, Dry Fork District. Daddy told me Grandfather John always wore a hat. He was seldom seen without it, except on Election Day, when he went with "hat in hand" to meet and greet the public. John was a champion fiddle player. Two years in a row, 1931 and 1932, he was the winner of the "Old Time Fiddlers Contest" in Pendleton County, West Virginia. His grandson, Bill Armstrong (son of Dick), had the old fiddle and at Bs death it was passed on to one of Bill's sons. Daddy told me he had often played music with his Dad for Saturday night dances at the "Platform" in Harman and at the "Picture Show" during intermissons. NOTE: Part of the following is from a write up Freda helped do for a fellow who wanted to know about old time fiddlers in the Harman area: Traditional old-time music has been an integral part of Harman coummunity life since its founding. In the 1950's there was appoximately five old-time musicians in the area, but today there are very few. One of the oldest fiddlers that could be traced was John Armstrong (1873-1933). Freda (Cooper) Yokum, Harman Judy and Josie Armentrout remember John coming to their homes to play music. Freda remembers playing the organ with her grandfather when she was a young girl. Her father, Floyd Cooper, taught her to chord the organ and her brothers, Morris, Jack and Eldon, all played guitar, mandolin and fiddle. She recalls her grandfather coming to their house often to play music with them at family gatherings. John played music at the movie therater in Harman along with the Harmans and Coopers. At intermission when the movie reels had to be rewound they would play for the audience. One of John's favorite tunes was "The Bully of the Town". Before her death, Carrie Harman Roy told me that she too had played music with my Grandfather and it was he who had encouraged her to get her teaching certificate and helped her to get her first teaching job. John died in the Rockingham Memorial Hospital, Harrisonburg, Virginia. In June 1933, his son Dick and Homer Yokum, his granddaughters "intended", took John to the hospital. It was a rough trip over the mountain roads that took sl hours. Later Homer took Freda Cooper, Eva Harman, Ethel Wolford and Madelon Cooper to visit him. On the 4th of July, Aunt Ruby and Uncle Ted took Daddy over to visit. Before they left that afternoon, Grandfather told Daddy to be sure to take care of things at home and that he would be home soon, but he died the next day. It is thought that death was due to complications from head and/or back injuries which were sustained in a fall many years before. I was told that while working in the woods skidding logs, a team of horses knocked him down and drug him sl yards. John's Death Certificate is filed with the Virginia Department of Health, Divison Of Vital Records, Richmond, Virginia. It states that John entered the hospital on June 8. 1933 and died at 7:22 A.M. on July 5, 1933. It also says, John had a Lumbar Puncture on July 3, 1933. The cause of death is listed as Hematologic Encephalitis and the date of onset is listed as 18 years before death. Also on John's death certificate is listed some personal misinformation: it says John was married, when in fact he was a widower, Nora Belle had died some 11 years before. It also says John was born March 25, 1864, at Doe Hill, Virginia bl other information says he was born March 23, 1873, near Sugar Grove Pendleton County, West Virginia. John and Nora Belle raised seven children and are buried in the ArmstrongCooper Cemetery, on the Louis Mauzy farm at Harman. THE CHILDREN OF JOHN AND NORA BELLE (COOPER) ARMSTRONG 1-12-3-7-1 EFFIE MAE ARMSTRONG 18961974 m. Floyd M. Cooper 1-12-3-7-2 ELI ARMSTRONG 18991959 m. Lucy Kate Warner 1-12-3-7-3 DANIEL ARMSTRONG 19021953 m. Mary E. Teter 1-12-3-7-4 RUBY ARMSTRONG 19051982 m. Theodore Harper 1-12-3-7-5 RICHARD ARMSTRONG 19071978 m. Naomi Edith Carr 1-12-3-7-6 BLAKE ARMSTRONG 19101971 m. Pearl C. Champ 1-12-3-7-7 NORMAN ARMSTRONG 19161990 m. #1 Elsie E. Miles m. #2 Nell Bennett ************ NOTE: The following was copied from a newspaper clipping. RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT The following resolutions of respect to the memories of the late L. D. Cross of Roaring Creek District and John Armstrong of Dry Fork District, both members for many years of the Randolph County Democratic Executive Committee were passede County Executive Committee at a special meeting held at the Court House at Elkins July 15, 1933. "Whereas an all wise Providence has called from our midst, within the past few months, both L. D. Cross of Norton, Roaring Creek District and John Armstrong of Harman, Dry Fork District, both beloved and active members of this committr many years, the Randolph County Democratic Executive Committee in special session assembled this the 15th day of July 1933, does hereby order the following resolutions placed upon its minutes and direct that a copy of same be sent the families of our deceased members and also furnished the Randolph Enterprise and the Randolph Review. "Be it resolved that in the deaths of L. D. Cross and John Armstrong the people of their respective districts, irrespective of party affiliation, have sustained irreperable loss. "They were honest, industrious, talented and loyal tor convictions. "In thier untimely death, which came at the very height of their usefulness, the Democratic Party has lost two leaders whose influence and splendid example of party devotion and loyalty will continue and ever be cherished by all who knem or who knew of them by reputation. "In this hour of sorrow, this committee extends its deepest and most heartfelt sympathy to their respective familes with the comforting thought that their active lives of usefulness, their kind hearts and generous temperaments will everherished by the people of this county regardless of political affiliation." Signed: Mrs. Holt Wamsley, Joseph M. King, E.H.Arnold, Committee on Resolutions *************	Armstrong, John Labon (I1519)